United Kingdom
The Caravan and Motorhome Club
Founded in 1907 and based in East Grinstead, the club operates around 200 of its own campsites in the UK plus more than 2,200 small five-van Certificated Locations open only to members. It sells caravan, motorhome and travel insurance, MAYDAY breakdown cover and Red Pennant overseas travel cover. The club also books European ferries and pitches and runs manoeuvring and motorhome driving courses. It was known as The Caravan Club until February 2017.
What membership includes
- campsite network
- discount card
- insurance
- breakdown cover
- magazine
- travel booking
- ferry discounts
- technical advice
- rallies/meets
- training courses
Club details
- Type
- National club
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1907
- Members
- 1,000,000 — Club states 'nearly one million' members; no dated audited figure published
- Campsites
- 200
- Website languages
- EN
CAMC sites listed here
75 campsites, with more added as we verify them.
137 pitchesLondon · Greater London
Abbey Wood Club Campsite
A 137-pitch site on Federation Road in south-east London, screened by mature trees. Abbey Wood station is close by, with Elizabeth Line trains reaching central London in around 20 minutes. Greenwich and its museums are a short journey away.
226 pitchesRedhill · Surrey
Alderstead Heath Club Campsite
A 226-pitch site on Dean Lane at Merstham in the North Downs, with 72 hardstanding pitches. Trains from nearby stations reach central London in around 35 minutes. RHS Wisley and Chessington World of Adventures are within driving distance.
90 pitchesAyr · South Ayrshire
Ayr Craigie Gardens Club Campsite
A 90-pitch all-hardstanding site in the grounds of the Craigie Estate on Craigie Road, within walking distance of Ayr town centre and its beach. The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and Culzean Castle are both a short drive away. The Ayrshire coast has a concentration of championship golf courses.
81 pitchesGlenrothes · Fife
Balbirnie Park Club Campsite
An 81-pitch site within the 400-acre Balbirnie Park at Glenrothes in Fife, with 60 hardstanding pitches. Park paths include routes suitable for cycling and mobility scooters. Markinch station provides rail links to Edinburgh over the Forth Bridge.
56 pitchesBristol · Bristol
Baltic Wharf Club Campsite
A 56-pitch site on Cumberland Road directly on Bristol's Floating Harbour, within walking distance of the SS Great Britain and the city centre. The Club announced that the site closed permanently on 11 August 2025 after its lease was not renewed. It is listed here for reference only.
42 pitchesBath · Somerset
Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park
An adults-only affiliated site on Ham Lane at Bishop Sutton, south of Bath, with all-hardstanding pitches set among lawns and flower beds. Facilities include a heated toilet block and Wi-Fi. Chew Valley Lake is around 800 yards away.
Other clubs in United Kingdom
C&CC
gbThe Camping and Caravanning Club
Started in 1901 as the Association of Cycle Campers, this is the oldest camping organisation in the UK. It runs close to 100 of its own Club Sites and more than 1,200 member-only Certificated Sites, and operates as a not-for-profit body. It offers Club Care insurance, travel insurance, breakdown cover and manoeuvring courses, and contains special interest sections such as the Association of Lightweight Campers and the Canoe-Camping Club.
MCC
gbThe Motor Caravanners' Club
A UK membership club open to owners and users of any motorised camping vehicle. It runs over 500 rallies and social meets a year across the UK through 22 regional groups, held at venues such as schools, village halls and sports clubs with water and waste disposal provided. Members receive a free monthly magazine and yearbook and discounts with camping retailers. Rally fees are typically £12 to £18 per unit per night.